US-285 & CO-17 North in Colorado: Saguache, Moffat, Villa Grove, Poncha Pass, and Poncha Springs
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My father fell in love with Sagauche during our first road trip down from Denver to New Mexico. That night he said he couldn't sleep because his mind kept seeing the trip. Still my favorite road.
I congratulate you. Amazing job. Hugs from Saoi Paulo, Brazil.
A nice piece of highway I always enjoy when I'm moving from the South San Juans to the Collegiates. Will be making this drive again soon. And looking forward to another relaxing meal at Salida's Boathouse Cantina on the Ark.
I like all of your Colorado videos. Your videos show it off nicely!
Thank you Steve!
Another great video. Thanks Kyle
Thank you Mike!
I've always enjoyed driving northbound over Poncha pass a little more than going south. Either way, it's always a pleasent ride. Cool that you caught a Dustnado at 5:40!
I didn’t even notice that until you pointed it out! Wow, lol. Thanks for watching Dan!
Sangre de Cristo... sounds like an exclamation I should be using in daily life
God is good.
Love this corner of Colorado, well away from the usual tourist areas. Spectacular scenery, quiet roads, and lots of great little towns to explore en route. Gotta get myself out here again soon!
I enjoy the places that don’t get the crowds. More solitude that way.
I drove south on this exact stretch fairly recently and Ive always loved this road, its very scenic and nice to drive on
I agree! It’s hard to beat any road in the Rocky Mountains!
@@InterstateKyle Let's just do a shorter drop of vehicles. Man, I should do them all by my own. (4/20/23)
1. 8XCJ954 2016 brown Lexus
2. ZBC585 2011 white Toyota Corolla
3. 8WBP690 2018 silver Volkswagen Atlas
4. BWP6066 (AZ Plate) 2016 red Mazda CX-5
5. 8MEN427 2011 black Mercedes Benz
6. 360 BMZ (BC Plate) 2011 blue Volkswagen Tiguan
7. NEB 386 (OR Plate) 2016 white Honda Civic
8. 6NUF925 2008 silver Honda Civic
9. 958 M83 (NV Plate) 2018 gray GMC Sierra
10. PMZ 946 (AK Plate) 2016 white Ford Explorer
11. 7FXP880 2015 white Toyota Camry
12. TCF0911 (GA Plate) 2008 purple Honda Civic
13. 8FYT874 2016 gray Nissan Armada
14. 8FYC636 2010 black Toyota 4runner
15. 8XOA168 2014 black Toyota Camry
16. 9DCN355 2013 white Nissan Sentra
17. 8MYR153 2022 gray Nissan Armada
18. 7XBL121 2016 gray Chevrolet Spark
19. DUKBOYS 2011 white Chevrolet Silverado
20. BNC 7866 (TN Plate) 2019 white Chevrolet Malibu
21. BTP0826 (AZ Plate) 2008 blue Honda Insight
22. BA 14814 (CT Plate) 2018 gray Jeep Compass
23. CLZ6587 (AZ Plate) 2022 red Chevrolet Traverse
24. DIMAC98 2020 gray Mercedes Benz
25. 8LCR689 2014 black Subaru Forester
Kyle! You need to do the High and Low Road to Taos soon! Would love to see it from your lense
I really wanna see Taos myself one day!
Another road in that area to drive is up NM-4 (Jemez Canyon) from US 550 to Los Alamos. In the later part of the afternoon the sun will be low at your back and light up colors in the rocks that are different than in the middle of the day. BTW, I prefer the high road to Taos, more alpine looking.
Looks like a nice ride along us highway 285 and CO-17
It really is!
So this is the road Morphew traveled to Moffat. It's breathtakingly beautiful 😍. She was under the stars near a huge wildlife refuge Sangre de Chisto mountains ⛰️ 🏞⛰️✝️